by Richard Mitchell, source joystiq.com In an interview with IGN UK, voice actor extraordinaire Mark Hamill — also involved with something called Star Wars, we’re told — revealed that he won’t be revisiting the role of Joker after the release of Batman: Arkham Asylum 2. According to Hamill, he was
Blastr is reporting that “Original comic book art has seen jawdropping prices set in recent auctions, but those record-breaking number are usually reserved for covers from Silver Age crusaders like Superman and Spiderman, and rarely anything from the modern era. But that all changed last night.” “A Batman and Robin
Thanks to The Hollywood Reporter, we’ve got a ton of more details on the upcoming Batman: Year One direct-to-DVD animated feature. Along with the screenshot above, the bulk of the voice cast was announced, with The O.C. alum/current Southland actor Ben McKenzie starring as the young Bruce Wayne/Batman. And from
In an interview with Oprah Winfrey, the Oscar hostess let slip that the character she’ll be playing in the final chapter in Christopher Nolan’s Caped Crusader trilogy will, indeed, be a kitten with a whip. Both Nolan and Warner Brothers have been curiously tight-lipped about whether Selina Kyle will actually
The ever-secretive Christopher Nolan has recruited another Inception veteran for this climactic chapter in his Bat-odyssey. But who could the fleet-footed Gordon-Levitt be playing? This is becoming an almost weekly game: “Who will the villains be? Who’s gonna get cast? This person got cast, but not as a villain we
Via EW.com – Warner Bros. announced via press release this morning that director Christopher Nolan has cast Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle in his third and final Batman opus The Dark Knight Rises. For those who don’t know their Batman lore, Selina Kyle is Catwoman’s alter-ego, although curiously, the press
The Batmobile has a few characteristics that remain more or less constant: It’s black with fins, and it looks extremely powerful (although it would make parking in Gotham a logistical nightmare). It’s also reasonably expendable: Bruce Wayne has changed his wheels more often than he’s changed his iconic suit. According
